Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Mitsubishi Jukogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Compressor Corporation

Japan Kanigen Co. Ltd.

Satoshi Hata

Toyoaki Yasui

Yuzo Tsurusaki

Yoshikazu Yamada

Katsuyasu Hananaka

Osamu Isumi

Yukiharu Suzuki

Kenichi Nemoto

Kazuhide Saito

The present invention provides parts of a rotation machine which effectively prevent particulates, such as silica, iron oxide, and other particles, contained in a gas to adhere to the rotating machines which work with the gases containing the particulates. An intermediated metal-plated film and a plated film containing fluorocarbon polymer particles provided on the intermediate metal-plated film are deposited on the surfaces of moving blades used in a steam turbine. The plated film containing the fluorocarbon polymer particles includes fluorocarbon polymer particles made of any of Ni-based metals and a plated matrix, and some of the fluorocarbon polymer particles are exposed at the surfaces of the plated matrix.

Rotating machine and parts of the same

An object of the present invention is to effectively remove extraneous matter adhering to turbine blades without disassembling equipment. A turbine in accordance with the present invention is provided with a pressure gage for detecting the pressure in a steam chamber between a stator blade and a moving blade. In a casing on the upstream side of the stator blade in a duct, a nozzle connected to a high-pressure water generator via a valve is installed. Similarly, in the stator blade, an introduction pipe which is connected to the high-pressure water generator via a valve is provided. The introduction pipe is connected with a nozzle in which many injection ports capable of causing water to flow onto both surfaces of the profile of the stator blade are formed. When extraneous matter adheres to the turbine blades, a control unit detects a rise in pressure via the pressure gage, whereby the control unit opens the valves to remove extraneous matter by means of high-pressure water.

Extraneous matter removing system for turbine

A coating layer is provided on a surface of the moving blades of a rotary machine. The coating layer includes a spray layer on the base material of the moving blades and a fluorocarbon resin layer on the spray layer. The spray layer is porous. The fluorocarbon resin layer is made of fluorocarbon resin. The fluorocarbon resin layer also contains an inorganic substance that is exposed on the surface of the fluorocarbon resin layer.

Component for rotary machine and rotary machine

A tilting pad type bearing device prevents the temperature elevation of the tilting pads, and heat sticking, and generation of unstable vibration concomitant with temperature elevation, and effectively utilizes lubricant oil to ensure a stable high performance. The tilting pad type bearing device is used for supporting a shaft through a plurality of tilting pads (2a to 2e) angularly movably supported at pins (3a to 3e) fixed to an inner circumference of a housing. An outer circumferential surface of each of the tilting pads (2a to 2e) and/or an inner circumferential surface of said housing (6) confronting the outer circumferential surface has a plurality of grooves (14a, 14b) in the circumferential direction, and a plurality of small diameter orifices (11a, 11b) for jetting lubricant oil directly to the grooves or the outer circumferential surface are arranged in said housing (6) or in oil supply pieces (4a to 4c) disposed between the adjacent tilting pads (2a to 2 e) in the circumferential direction.

Tilting pad type bearing device

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Hiroshima, Japan

Satoshi Hata